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*ETA: Check out my Healthy Child Healthy World bood review here
I'm participating in the MotherTalk blog tour reviewing the book Healthy Child Healthy World by Christopher Gavigan. My official review will be posted on April 1st so I won't say too much about it now, but let's just say this book is definitely life-changing!
In honor of the book and my increased awareness of green living I've added a new blog catergory, Green Living Mother. This will chronicle the steps my family and I are taking to create a healthier lifestyle and environement. I plan on posting the changes we make as we start implementing them. Some will be large steps, some small...it all adds up! Below are the first two:
Green Living Step #1-Read, digest, consume every tidbit of info in the book Health Child Healthy World by Christopher Gavigan (more on this on April 1st!).
Green Living Step #2-Made my first organic food purchase this weekend-1 dozen organic eggs. Of course these were about twice the cost of regular eggs. To cover the additional expense on this particular shopping trip I decided to skip the Starbucks Vanilla Latte I was going to indulge in. By doing so I was able to buy the organic eggs without extending my budget, I actually saved an additional $2 and I skipped adding those extra calories to my waistilne. In all honesty I really didn't miss it and it felt good to make this "sacrifice" for the good of my family :-)
I have a new post up at Larger Families.com. This week we were discussing the following question: "If you could instill in your children just one quality/characteristic (i.e. compassion, honesty, integrity, etc.)what would it be, and why?"
What's your answer? (feel free to reply in the comments section of the Larger Families blog)
My March column for the Writer Mama Zine is up on the blog. It is titled "Expect the Unexpected When Scheduling." If you'd like to subscribe to the entire zine, just sign up here.
Broccoli Chicken Casserole
1 large bunch of broccoli
4 chicken breasts, cooked and cubed
6 American cheese slices
2 cans cream of mushroom soup
1 cup of mayo
1 small canister of Durkee dried onions (or generic)
-line a 9 x 13 baking dish with raw broccoli
-cover with cubed chicken
-cover with cheese slices
-mix soup and mayo and spread over cheese slices
-bake at 375 for 45 minutes uncovered
-sprinkle dried onions on top and bake another 15 minutes
-if onions make the top too greasy you can blot with a paper towel to remove excess
After being off for a bit due to shoulder surgery I'm back to my computer this week!! In addition to recovering I've been reading, reading, reading and I can't wait to share my reviews with you this week :-)